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Chicago examiner sjr p 811 "" 1 " 1 â€” 1 mwi ii tim-ib,Â«i , ~â€” â– *^~ 1 imii_iÂ«_r-r*--*tl l the weather m j\k Chicago and vicinity saturday Â§| f ' 3r fair with moderate temperature g \Â»'^ sunday partly cloudy and warmer y jj til light to moderate variable winds j7 j becoming southerly wjg jj j nr|ir [ i-llllm;iwiiii_iihitll_l!llllir ' fc_tt-__ccb x buy a rome ji v y u are dissatisfied with f ji f living m rented quarters look v j \' 1 over the real estate columns of j.j j examiner luant ms * vol viii no 226 a m â€¢ â€¢ * saturday Chicago september 10 1910.-16 pages saturday registered ia o s l'atenc office prirf onf tfnt delivered by carrier _-__! -___. _._.__ cl - 1 3 â€ž centg pe _ month fire drives out nurses scare at hospital 1 five men hurt m fighting i 20,000 blaze near the frances willard 1 woman takes wild leap attendants reassure patients 150 horses saved two are killed ___ * _^ three mpn were slightly burned m res __ coins 130 horses from the barn of the he bard warehouse & van company 6d9 to 703 south xvinchester avenue on the xvcst bide last night when the building a four story brick structure burned down and h the ' flames threatened other buildings among tlipsp the frances willard hospital which is twenty feet to the south the fifty occupants of the hospital were badly frightened two firemen members of engine com pany no 26 were hurt when a north bound ogden avenue ear struck the en gine building a total less a the flames had gained a considerable hj start before firemen reached the scene and gs the building was a total loss before the blaze was under control two horses were killed one being smoth ered and the second electrocuted the loss is estimated at 20,000 the firemen injured were be.vner frank 2439 flournoy street bruised . about the body taken io the county hocpital hahtcel charles 2114 austin avenue leg bruised taken home the men employed m the barn burned m rescuing the horses were g weinecke gl'3ta\'e barn foreman slightly h burned on the left leg tierney t 1006 xlyrtle street burned on 5 hinds m'cici-a henry burned about the body i . taken to the frances xvillard hospital . because nf the proximity of the frances willard hospital and of the company's i warehouse a general alarm was sounded ;. chief horn n assumed personal charge of 9 the fire fighters nurses flee from home j sparks carried by the wind soon threat i ened the nurses home 620 lincoln is street immediately at the rear of the barn f * fifteen nurses and other employes fled s from the structure and one of the cooks % miss nora chambers attempted to leap i from a second story window but was re strained by others fifty patients m the hospital to the sooth were excited over the fear that the flames would spread to the building but they were quieted by the nurses who as sured tbem the fire was under control engine company no 28 the first to re spond to the alarm was approaching n den aveuue at harrison street wheu its j apparatus was struck by a northbound car 3 firemen brenner and hartcel were thrown ;â€¢, to the pavement but the wagon was not a orerturned â– nurses partly overcome while watching the fire roy dunbar 22 years old 2062 lexington street was struck by a falling electric light wire and i seriously shocked lie was removed to i the county hospital sarah kearus and nora shipley em | ployed m the frances willard hospital b home for nurses were partly overcome j by smoke but revived m a few minutes i after being carried to the street by others | south water street m peril ? the south water street commercial dis | trlct was threatened early to-day when i flre spread from the floor of a four g story brick building at 167 south water . i street to another adjoining it on the east 1 before firemen came the flames reached the jj fourth floor occupied b.v the ilasier-laing j compauy commission merchants the ad i joining building occupied b.v g wagner k i co commission merchants and a five story building at 169 south water street occupied by i heinz & co were threat ened the loss was estimated at 73,000 delay deacon wedding peabody's illness result of tennis game with bride-to-be cause newport r 1 sept o the mar riage of miss edith deacon of newport and george lee peabody of boston which was set for september 13 was postponed | to-night to january 1 this postponement it was announced was made necessary by the serious illuess of the young man which was precipitated by a marathon game of tenuis with his prospective bride ac the casino m july the announcement was made by mrs charles h baldwin grandmother of miss deacon authoress sight fails urs fflpry r kinehart going to , koi'ope for treatment pittsburg pa sept 9 mrs mary roberts rinehart pittsburg's famous au thoress is reported to be m grave danger of losing her eyesight mrs rinehart and her husband dr s m rinehart one of the best known practitioners of pittsburg liave been absent from the city for some lime and have booked passage for europe for s etav of at least a year it is said mra rinehart will enter a german hos pital october 1 mrs rinehart same time since was compelled lo spend mi ay weeks | id a darkened room e j warner grocer drops dead at home senior member of big firm suddenly seized with apoplexy while dressing for dinner ezra 3 warner senior member of the grocery firm of sprague warner & co multi-millionaire and philanthropist died very suddenly at his home m lake forest at 6:30 o'clock last evening death was due to a stroke of apoplexy mr warner had been at his place of business m Chicago during the day as had been his custom for mauy years he seemed to be m his usual good health he returned to lake forest at g o'clock and cheerily greeted the members of his family no word of complaint escaped his lips he went to his apartments to dress for dinner he was alone m the room when the seizure came usually his dressiug occupied but a few moments when he did not reappear downstairs the members of his family liecame alarmed his youngest son harold r warner went to mr warner's room he found his father unconscious mrs warner was called and a physician summoned before the doctor arrived ir warner had breathed his last he never recovered couseiousnes no arrangements for the funeral have been made except that the late millionaire merchant will be burled m lake forest where he had made his home for many years few men m Chicago were better knowu than was ezra t warner he had lived continuously m the city since 18g he had seen Chicago grow from a struggling littie city by the lake into the second city of the union and he had always been prominentv identified with the growth of the city girl on horse 350 miles acting war secretary oliver and daughter end ride washington d c sept 9 one of the longest endurance horseback rides ever taken by a woman has just been finished by miss marion oliver daughter of the acting secretary of war miss oliver who returned here to-day spoke m enthusiastic enjoyment of her long ride with her besides her father on the trip were mrs herbert wadsworth the society cross country rider and captaiu cheney of the white house staff three hundred and fifty miles of hard riding over the ragged indian trails of arizona and new mexico made miss oliver's ride noteworthy on account of the rough character of the riding mrs wadsworth's feat of riding 211 miles m twenty hours was not ex j celled the two dianas are expected to hold a competitive match for long-distance honors later miss m'coy snubs davis richard harding's advice re jected before chorns new york sept 9 miss bessie mc coy is tired of receiving advice and rich ard harding davis the author is no long er an occupant of an orchestra seat at the globe theater as has been his wont and where the clever actress has been appear ing nightly it became known to-day that miss mc coy on tuesday night behind the scenes at the globe and m the presence of stage hands dancing girls and chorus men curt ly informed the author that dancing is in spiration rather thau art and that unlike literature there can be uo collaboraion m it she made the statement m vehement form too and mr davis turned ou his heel fight fcr cooley lost peoria beaten iv effort to get chl c.-koiin on waterway board fkoria 111 sept 9.-six weeks ago every political and business association iv peoria including the city council passed resolutions and authorized the signing of petitions to president toft indorsing ly man k cooley of Chicago as the civilian member of the board of five engineers to report november 1 on the feasibility of a deep waterway this board was named tuesday and m place of cooley there ap pears john bogert of new york city with the four army officers peorians by pri vate subscription last month contributed to a fund to be offered cooley to defray expenses m connection with the project autos collide head-on two men and two women thrown to street m cra_h two automobiles each containing a man and a woman came together m a head-on collision at jackson boulevard and throop street early this morniug none of the oc cupants were seriously hurt one of the machines was owned and driven by g c reiner and the other by a man whose name the police learned only as mr smith the occupants of both vehicles were thrown out but escaped witli nothing more serious than bruises both the machines were badly demolished however love outlives age says bridegroom 92 Chicago pioneer just married gives epigrams from cupid's philosophy feather your nest first girl who weds with idea of divorce as escape sure of separation he says love and death once ceased theii strife at the tavern of man's life called for icine and threw alas both their quivers on the grass whesi the bout was o'er they found mingled arrows strewed the ground hastily ihey gathered them both the lives and loves of men but the fatal dawn deceived mingled arroios each one sheared death's dread armory was stored with the shafts he most abhorred love's light quiver groaned beneath iron-headed shafts of death hear ye maidens this is ichy old men love and young men die â€” kipling philosophy of love by volne.v eddy i n-.cn ninety t wo year old bridegroom love is fhe greatest thing m the world xo one is too old to love love is unselfishness to young men get the money first then get the girl be honest with her you can't fool her always so don't begin feather yonr nest first hen ask her to share it with you to young woxien love is worth waiting for the girl who marries with the idea of divorce as i possible escape from matrimony cannot possibly escape divorce home means more than good times hume-making means nuking good times for life don't promise lo marry a man unless yon are sure von can stand him hanging around every la.v for fifty years when in doubt â€” wait x'olney f.ddy rusco broke all records ln ook county yesterday when he appeared icfore marriage clerk salmonson and se nred a license to wed miss helen conger f 2742 gladys avenue he said he would je ninety two on november 0 and his bride was forty-four the marriage ceremony was performed n the courthouse yesterday afternoon by itistice of the teaee william stacey the liappy pair went to their new home at 502 oakley avenue where they start life with the bost wishes of many friends preferred a quiet wedding yes i suppose some folks will think tt odd said the bridegroom but some people are bound to be surprised anyway to i guess it doesn't make much difference my wife and i didn't want to make a fuss so we just slipped away quietly and were married without any church wedding and i believe we will be just as happy as if we had had a grand ceremony i have been a millwright and engineei m Chicago and vicinity for sixty years i had a contract for finishing the interior of the old courthouse but for the last twenty years i have practically retired al though i have taken small contracts just to keep my hand m this is not my first experience m matri mony i was married when i was twenty five years old m niagara falls and i iive for sixty-two years m peace and concorc with my boyhood bride until her deatl flve years ago sixty-two years of happj married life is a rarity you tell me ia Chicago too many girs rush into married life seeking freedom from a cross mothei or father little dreaming that a meat husband is fifty times worse than cither then after they find that out there re mains but the divorce court a girl whe enters matrimony with one eye on a gooc time and the other on the door of the di vorce court never grows to be of much ac count m the world too much selfishness m world there is too much selfishness m tha world both m and out of the marriage re lation single blessedness means selfishness there is no getting away from that the married state is the only life worth living my wife and i have kindred tastes and ex pect to enjoy life together for mauy years by living oue day at a time it makes no difference if one is ninety-two or twen ty-nine i made up my mind years ago not to grow old and no matter what the almanac may say lam a youag man grow ing old is a mental state and many men of thirty are far older than i am or ever will be i am a life member of apollo coinniandery no 1 and duriug the con clave met inauy of my masouic brethren from all over the country i am very happy and have rrt fear that i shall regret the step i took to-day said mra kusco who came to Chicago four years ago from fond dv lac wis the only one who seemed disturbed by the change iv the household was polly mr kusco's twenty-year-old parrot who retired into a dark corner and shook her head m a melancholy way as if to say such carryin's on i never did see painting brings 35,000 aliua-tadeina a sprins festival sold to f c pen field london england sept 9 frederic conrtlatid penfield of new york to-day purchased sir enure cc aima-ta.iema s spring festival tie price p a iij , v i oo the picture i as exhibited last at the metropo au mt emu of art new york cltar roosevelt shakes hand of boss cox hobnobs m cincinnati love feast with trio Taft repu diated by his order has smile for herrmann bitter feud renewed by gar field defeat ignored when longworth needs aid cincinnati sept 9 standing m the drawing room m the home of his son-in law nicholas longworth to-day colonel theodore roosevelt with a smile on his face grasped the hands of george b cox august garry herrmann and rudolph hyiiicka the three men of whom william 11 Taft m a speech delivered m akron m 190.1 on the direct orders of roosevelt himself said these three men have grown enormously wealthy within the very few years that have just passed they have done so without any visible means or methods to show why or how they acquired their riches if i were m cincinnati on next election day i would most assuredly vote against the local republican organization and for the state republican organization george b cox is the big boss m ohio polities herrmann and hynicka are his two stancb benchinen follows snub to lorimer yesterday m Illinois roosevelt refused to break bread to meet or to sit ln the same room with william lorimer junior united states senator from Illinois who is ac cused of having been elected through brib ery lo the upper house of the national lawmaking body to-day m ohio the former president ap parently had consigned the lorimer inci dent to oblivion he greeted cox and his two henchmen he forgot past insults and the rebuffs he had suffered at the hands of boss cox he forgot that he had through william h Taft then secrstary of war read cox and herrmann and hynicka out of the republican party he forgot that m the recent republican state convention m ohio cox had turned down the aspirations of roosevelt's own man james rudolph garfleld nnd had put up as the nominee for governor cox's fol lower hardine there are those who make excuses for roosevelt and who say that it was only for nick longworth's sace that he con sented to meet cox nerrmann nd hy nicka longworth needs cox congressman longworth is m bad with the republican organization which is george b cox congressman longworth wauted to rehabilitate himself as it were he prevailed upon koosevelt say these apologists to consent to meet cox herr mann and hynicka in the receiving line at the longworth mansion to-night were cox dr dabney president of the university of cincinnati herrmann and hynicka cox walked up to roosevelt and the congressmen who stood near saying colonel i want to introduce mr george b cox mr cox colonel roosevelt the colonel held out his hand nd said glad to meet you cox giggled and shook the ex-president by the hand roosevelt smiled cox then started to inquire , about some lmsiness deal and asked colonel roosevelt if he remembered about it roosevelt said oh yes i remember and soon afterward the interview ended kermit is guest of duke special cable to the examiner pakis sept 3 kermit roosevelt who recently returned trom turkey is at pres ent the guest of the duke and duchess ol uukan Â». tli chateau josselin 28 die 33 saved as pere marquette is shattered on lake wireless hero and captain give lives to save ship come wt are sinking is fippealof doomed ; cause of tragedy is veiled m deep mystery but shift of ballast is said to have caused boat to turn turtle captain peter kilty and crew are hurled into icy waters and battle for life while sister ship rushes to scene chicagoans m death list debris scattered for 5 miles and victims battle m wreck age twelve use lifeboats i t udington mich sept 9 1 â€” a wireless telegraph â€¢*""* operator who stuck to his sending instrument until the wa ters closed over man instrument and boat a brave captain who spurned a life preserver and re mained at his post m an effort to save his ship two sailors who sacrificed their lives m a heroic endeavor to rescue the human be jings left struggling m the waves when the boat went down ; little acts of mutual aid and thought fulness m the face of terror and death among those aboard the boat â€” these are the deeds of valor that shine out against the dark background of the loss of twenty eight lives m lake michigan yes terday morning m the wreck of the steel steamer pere marquette known m the offices of the mar quette railroad as car ferry no 18 thirty-thre*e half-frozen al most exhausted victims were res cued from the buffeting waves by _> â€¢> ? car ferry no 17 a sister boat i and other vessels cause veiled in mystery } the cause of the tragedy one of the saddest and most dramatic m the history of fresh water nav igation promises to become one ' of the baffling mysteries of the . great lakes survivors are di vided m their view some holding that an explosion preceded the wreck others maintaining the ac cident was caused by a shifting of ballast the only men who could have explained it went down with the boat when xo 17 and no 20 reached the scene the boat was already out of sight m 350 feet of water had the officers of the other vessels seen the boat before she sank they might have formed an opinion of what her trouble was they say now they are at a loss to account for the fate of the boat it was one of the most terrible disasters lake shipping has known m years but the fact that the grim event did not reach greater horrors was another triumph for the wireless telegraph and the heroism of captain peter kilty known and beloved as one of the safest and bravest navigators of the lakes of all the dead and at top at left seymour cochrane general manager pere marquette ; at right captain peter kilty of the ill-fated no is at left m center w h cummins of Chicago a victim m center diagram showing where wreck occurred below pere marquette no js list of the dead and the rescued in wreck of the steamer pere marquette the dead kilty peter captain ludington brkzinski joseph mate manitowoc brown w 11 , second mate ludington swzepanek .Â«. p purser 53 hold street worcester mass ll-i.l>ll am __. i chief engineer luding ton bosencrans chalmer first assisant en gineer northport mich renner paul second assistant engineer ludington unknown oiler norwegian mack a j steward westfleld n y ci'mmin's w 11 , advertising manager webster and halsted streets Chicago schraifuaml john cook milwaukee bertrand n l passenger ludington haythaler michael fireman forest ville mich boi'chie samuel fireman rive bour geois n s parker w fireman marine city mich , unknown fireman . tirner mrs marion cabin maid lud ington hire peter waichman ludington one unknown lookout bakken ole wheelsman ludington â– marlow joseph scrubber ludington two stowaways tom kelly and brother â– detroit jacobsen seaman residence unknown jensen charles oiler ludington colbean eli saginaw peterson joe watchman steamer no 17 ludington jacobson jacob scrubber steamer no ij ludington the rescued thomas james coal passer ludington dondono david scrubber ludington t wall norman head waiter sanford pa warner frank Chicago frank por ter Chicago madison andrew deck hand luding ton dicker tony 14 deck hand grand rapids bl'rke simon wheelsman cannes cop britton koob james water tender port huron standing bear joseph indian 703 van buren street Chicago wiggins ray fireman farwell mich petroskey michael deck hand flick er sweden rose alvln fireman marine city cooper grover first porter beard ston iii charleston vanner fireman 71 main street buffalo nelson charles second cook luding ton fay james first cook lndlngton potvin fred cabin watch ludington i kennedy walter scrubber ludington w â€”â€”\\ beckford ray second porter alpena mich â€¢ â€¢ tri'uel-l george pantryman luding ton har wood george scrubber ludington porter art cabin watch 23 n indiana street Chicago jensen henry fireman 1227 racine street racine wis larson e g deck hand custer mich memrow herman coal passer luding ton midi 11l 11(11 tz mike coal passer ludington mich shields tom coal passer 138 rush street Chicago page august deck hand 173 hight street Chicago drinkwater roy 1008 greenwood terrace Chicago riley james coal 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Chicago examiner sjr p 811 "" 1 " 1 â€” 1 mwi ii tim-ib,Â«i , ~â€” â– *^~ 1 imii_iÂ«_r-r*--*tl l the weather m j\k Chicago and vicinity saturday Â§| f ' 3r fair with moderate temperature g \Â»'^ sunday partly cloudy and warmer y jj til light to moderate variable winds j7 j becoming southerly wjg jj j nr|ir [ i-llllm;iwiiii_iihitll_l!llllir ' fc_tt-__ccb x buy a rome ji v y u are dissatisfied with f ji f living m rented quarters look v j \' 1 over the real estate columns of j.j j examiner luant ms * vol viii no 226 a m â€¢ â€¢ * saturday Chicago september 10 1910.-16 pages saturday registered ia o s l'atenc office prirf onf tfnt delivered by carrier _-__! -___. _._.__ cl - 1 3 â€ž centg pe _ month fire drives out nurses scare at hospital 1 five men hurt m fighting i 20,000 blaze near the frances willard 1 woman takes wild leap attendants reassure patients 150 horses saved two are killed ___ * _^ three mpn were slightly burned m res __ coins 130 horses from the barn of the he bard warehouse & van company 6d9 to 703 south xvinchester avenue on the xvcst bide last night when the building a four story brick structure burned down and h the ' flames threatened other buildings among tlipsp the frances willard hospital which is twenty feet to the south the fifty occupants of the hospital were badly frightened two firemen members of engine com pany no 26 were hurt when a north bound ogden avenue ear struck the en gine building a total less a the flames had gained a considerable hj start before firemen reached the scene and gs the building was a total loss before the blaze was under control two horses were killed one being smoth ered and the second electrocuted the loss is estimated at 20,000 the firemen injured were be.vner frank 2439 flournoy street bruised . about the body taken io the county hocpital hahtcel charles 2114 austin avenue leg bruised taken home the men employed m the barn burned m rescuing the horses were g weinecke gl'3ta\'e barn foreman slightly h burned on the left leg tierney t 1006 xlyrtle street burned on 5 hinds m'cici-a henry burned about the body i . taken to the frances xvillard hospital . because nf the proximity of the frances willard hospital and of the company's i warehouse a general alarm was sounded ;. chief horn n assumed personal charge of 9 the fire fighters nurses flee from home j sparks carried by the wind soon threat i ened the nurses home 620 lincoln is street immediately at the rear of the barn f * fifteen nurses and other employes fled s from the structure and one of the cooks % miss nora chambers attempted to leap i from a second story window but was re strained by others fifty patients m the hospital to the sooth were excited over the fear that the flames would spread to the building but they were quieted by the nurses who as sured tbem the fire was under control engine company no 28 the first to re spond to the alarm was approaching n den aveuue at harrison street wheu its j apparatus was struck by a northbound car 3 firemen brenner and hartcel were thrown ;â€¢, to the pavement but the wagon was not a orerturned â– nurses partly overcome while watching the fire roy dunbar 22 years old 2062 lexington street was struck by a falling electric light wire and i seriously shocked lie was removed to i the county hospital sarah kearus and nora shipley em | ployed m the frances willard hospital b home for nurses were partly overcome j by smoke but revived m a few minutes i after being carried to the street by others | south water street m peril ? the south water street commercial dis | trlct was threatened early to-day when i flre spread from the floor of a four g story brick building at 167 south water . i street to another adjoining it on the east 1 before firemen came the flames reached the jj fourth floor occupied b.v the ilasier-laing j compauy commission merchants the ad i joining building occupied b.v g wagner k i co commission merchants and a five story building at 169 south water street occupied by i heinz & co were threat ened the loss was estimated at 73,000 delay deacon wedding peabody's illness result of tennis game with bride-to-be cause newport r 1 sept o the mar riage of miss edith deacon of newport and george lee peabody of boston which was set for september 13 was postponed | to-night to january 1 this postponement it was announced was made necessary by the serious illuess of the young man which was precipitated by a marathon game of tenuis with his prospective bride ac the casino m july the announcement was made by mrs charles h baldwin grandmother of miss deacon authoress sight fails urs fflpry r kinehart going to , koi'ope for treatment pittsburg pa sept 9 mrs mary roberts rinehart pittsburg's famous au thoress is reported to be m grave danger of losing her eyesight mrs rinehart and her husband dr s m rinehart one of the best known practitioners of pittsburg liave been absent from the city for some lime and have booked passage for europe for s etav of at least a year it is said mra rinehart will enter a german hos pital october 1 mrs rinehart same time since was compelled lo spend mi ay weeks | id a darkened room e j warner grocer drops dead at home senior member of big firm suddenly seized with apoplexy while dressing for dinner ezra 3 warner senior member of the grocery firm of sprague warner & co multi-millionaire and philanthropist died very suddenly at his home m lake forest at 6:30 o'clock last evening death was due to a stroke of apoplexy mr warner had been at his place of business m Chicago during the day as had been his custom for mauy years he seemed to be m his usual good health he returned to lake forest at g o'clock and cheerily greeted the members of his family no word of complaint escaped his lips he went to his apartments to dress for dinner he was alone m the room when the seizure came usually his dressiug occupied but a few moments when he did not reappear downstairs the members of his family liecame alarmed his youngest son harold r warner went to mr warner's room he found his father unconscious mrs warner was called and a physician summoned before the doctor arrived ir warner had breathed his last he never recovered couseiousnes no arrangements for the funeral have been made except that the late millionaire merchant will be burled m lake forest where he had made his home for many years few men m Chicago were better knowu than was ezra t warner he had lived continuously m the city since 18g he had seen Chicago grow from a struggling littie city by the lake into the second city of the union and he had always been prominentv identified with the growth of the city girl on horse 350 miles acting war secretary oliver and daughter end ride washington d c sept 9 one of the longest endurance horseback rides ever taken by a woman has just been finished by miss marion oliver daughter of the acting secretary of war miss oliver who returned here to-day spoke m enthusiastic enjoyment of her long ride with her besides her father on the trip were mrs herbert wadsworth the society cross country rider and captaiu cheney of the white house staff three hundred and fifty miles of hard riding over the ragged indian trails of arizona and new mexico made miss oliver's ride noteworthy on account of the rough character of the riding mrs wadsworth's feat of riding 211 miles m twenty hours was not ex j celled the two dianas are expected to hold a competitive match for long-distance honors later miss m'coy snubs davis richard harding's advice re jected before chorns new york sept 9 miss bessie mc coy is tired of receiving advice and rich ard harding davis the author is no long er an occupant of an orchestra seat at the globe theater as has been his wont and where the clever actress has been appear ing nightly it became known to-day that miss mc coy on tuesday night behind the scenes at the globe and m the presence of stage hands dancing girls and chorus men curt ly informed the author that dancing is in spiration rather thau art and that unlike literature there can be uo collaboraion m it she made the statement m vehement form too and mr davis turned ou his heel fight fcr cooley lost peoria beaten iv effort to get chl c.-koiin on waterway board fkoria 111 sept 9.-six weeks ago every political and business association iv peoria including the city council passed resolutions and authorized the signing of petitions to president toft indorsing ly man k cooley of Chicago as the civilian member of the board of five engineers to report november 1 on the feasibility of a deep waterway this board was named tuesday and m place of cooley there ap pears john bogert of new york city with the four army officers peorians by pri vate subscription last month contributed to a fund to be offered cooley to defray expenses m connection with the project autos collide head-on two men and two women thrown to street m cra_h two automobiles each containing a man and a woman came together m a head-on collision at jackson boulevard and throop street early this morniug none of the oc cupants were seriously hurt one of the machines was owned and driven by g c reiner and the other by a man whose name the police learned only as mr smith the occupants of both vehicles were thrown out but escaped witli nothing more serious than bruises both the machines were badly demolished however love outlives age says bridegroom 92 Chicago pioneer just married gives epigrams from cupid's philosophy feather your nest first girl who weds with idea of divorce as escape sure of separation he says love and death once ceased theii strife at the tavern of man's life called for icine and threw alas both their quivers on the grass whesi the bout was o'er they found mingled arrows strewed the ground hastily ihey gathered them both the lives and loves of men but the fatal dawn deceived mingled arroios each one sheared death's dread armory was stored with the shafts he most abhorred love's light quiver groaned beneath iron-headed shafts of death hear ye maidens this is ichy old men love and young men die â€” kipling philosophy of love by volne.v eddy i n-.cn ninety t wo year old bridegroom love is fhe greatest thing m the world xo one is too old to love love is unselfishness to young men get the money first then get the girl be honest with her you can't fool her always so don't begin feather yonr nest first hen ask her to share it with you to young woxien love is worth waiting for the girl who marries with the idea of divorce as i possible escape from matrimony cannot possibly escape divorce home means more than good times hume-making means nuking good times for life don't promise lo marry a man unless yon are sure von can stand him hanging around every la.v for fifty years when in doubt â€” wait x'olney f.ddy rusco broke all records ln ook county yesterday when he appeared icfore marriage clerk salmonson and se nred a license to wed miss helen conger f 2742 gladys avenue he said he would je ninety two on november 0 and his bride was forty-four the marriage ceremony was performed n the courthouse yesterday afternoon by itistice of the teaee william stacey the liappy pair went to their new home at 502 oakley avenue where they start life with the bost wishes of many friends preferred a quiet wedding yes i suppose some folks will think tt odd said the bridegroom but some people are bound to be surprised anyway to i guess it doesn't make much difference my wife and i didn't want to make a fuss so we just slipped away quietly and were married without any church wedding and i believe we will be just as happy as if we had had a grand ceremony i have been a millwright and engineei m Chicago and vicinity for sixty years i had a contract for finishing the interior of the old courthouse but for the last twenty years i have practically retired al though i have taken small contracts just to keep my hand m this is not my first experience m matri mony i was married when i was twenty five years old m niagara falls and i iive for sixty-two years m peace and concorc with my boyhood bride until her deatl flve years ago sixty-two years of happj married life is a rarity you tell me ia Chicago too many girs rush into married life seeking freedom from a cross mothei or father little dreaming that a meat husband is fifty times worse than cither then after they find that out there re mains but the divorce court a girl whe enters matrimony with one eye on a gooc time and the other on the door of the di vorce court never grows to be of much ac count m the world too much selfishness m world there is too much selfishness m tha world both m and out of the marriage re lation single blessedness means selfishness there is no getting away from that the married state is the only life worth living my wife and i have kindred tastes and ex pect to enjoy life together for mauy years by living oue day at a time it makes no difference if one is ninety-two or twen ty-nine i made up my mind years ago not to grow old and no matter what the almanac may say lam a youag man grow ing old is a mental state and many men of thirty are far older than i am or ever will be i am a life member of apollo coinniandery no 1 and duriug the con clave met inauy of my masouic brethren from all over the country i am very happy and have rrt fear that i shall regret the step i took to-day said mra kusco who came to Chicago four years ago from fond dv lac wis the only one who seemed disturbed by the change iv the household was polly mr kusco's twenty-year-old parrot who retired into a dark corner and shook her head m a melancholy way as if to say such carryin's on i never did see painting brings 35,000 aliua-tadeina a sprins festival sold to f c pen field london england sept 9 frederic conrtlatid penfield of new york to-day purchased sir enure cc aima-ta.iema s spring festival tie price p a iij , v i oo the picture i as exhibited last at the metropo au mt emu of art new york cltar roosevelt shakes hand of boss cox hobnobs m cincinnati love feast with trio Taft repu diated by his order has smile for herrmann bitter feud renewed by gar field defeat ignored when longworth needs aid cincinnati sept 9 standing m the drawing room m the home of his son-in law nicholas longworth to-day colonel theodore roosevelt with a smile on his face grasped the hands of george b cox august garry herrmann and rudolph hyiiicka the three men of whom william 11 Taft m a speech delivered m akron m 190.1 on the direct orders of roosevelt himself said these three men have grown enormously wealthy within the very few years that have just passed they have done so without any visible means or methods to show why or how they acquired their riches if i were m cincinnati on next election day i would most assuredly vote against the local republican organization and for the state republican organization george b cox is the big boss m ohio polities herrmann and hynicka are his two stancb benchinen follows snub to lorimer yesterday m Illinois roosevelt refused to break bread to meet or to sit ln the same room with william lorimer junior united states senator from Illinois who is ac cused of having been elected through brib ery lo the upper house of the national lawmaking body to-day m ohio the former president ap parently had consigned the lorimer inci dent to oblivion he greeted cox and his two henchmen he forgot past insults and the rebuffs he had suffered at the hands of boss cox he forgot that he had through william h Taft then secrstary of war read cox and herrmann and hynicka out of the republican party he forgot that m the recent republican state convention m ohio cox had turned down the aspirations of roosevelt's own man james rudolph garfleld nnd had put up as the nominee for governor cox's fol lower hardine there are those who make excuses for roosevelt and who say that it was only for nick longworth's sace that he con sented to meet cox nerrmann nd hy nicka longworth needs cox congressman longworth is m bad with the republican organization which is george b cox congressman longworth wauted to rehabilitate himself as it were he prevailed upon koosevelt say these apologists to consent to meet cox herr mann and hynicka in the receiving line at the longworth mansion to-night were cox dr dabney president of the university of cincinnati herrmann and hynicka cox walked up to roosevelt and the congressmen who stood near saying colonel i want to introduce mr george b cox mr cox colonel roosevelt the colonel held out his hand nd said glad to meet you cox giggled and shook the ex-president by the hand roosevelt smiled cox then started to inquire , about some lmsiness deal and asked colonel roosevelt if he remembered about it roosevelt said oh yes i remember and soon afterward the interview ended kermit is guest of duke special cable to the examiner pakis sept 3 kermit roosevelt who recently returned trom turkey is at pres ent the guest of the duke and duchess ol uukan Â». tli chateau josselin 28 die 33 saved as pere marquette is shattered on lake wireless hero and captain give lives to save ship come wt are sinking is fippealof doomed ; cause of tragedy is veiled m deep mystery but shift of ballast is said to have caused boat to turn turtle captain peter kilty and crew are hurled into icy waters and battle for life while sister ship rushes to scene chicagoans m death list debris scattered for 5 miles and victims battle m wreck age twelve use lifeboats i t udington mich sept 9 1 â€” a wireless telegraph â€¢*""* operator who stuck to his sending instrument until the wa ters closed over man instrument and boat a brave captain who spurned a life preserver and re mained at his post m an effort to save his ship two sailors who sacrificed their lives m a heroic endeavor to rescue the human be jings left struggling m the waves when the boat went down ; little acts of mutual aid and thought fulness m the face of terror and death among those aboard the boat â€” these are the deeds of valor that shine out against the dark background of the loss of twenty eight lives m lake michigan yes terday morning m the wreck of the steel steamer pere marquette known m the offices of the mar quette railroad as car ferry no 18 thirty-thre*e half-frozen al most exhausted victims were res cued from the buffeting waves by _> â€¢> ? car ferry no 17 a sister boat i and other vessels cause veiled in mystery } the cause of the tragedy one of the saddest and most dramatic m the history of fresh water nav igation promises to become one ' of the baffling mysteries of the . great lakes survivors are di vided m their view some holding that an explosion preceded the wreck others maintaining the ac cident was caused by a shifting of ballast the only men who could have explained it went down with the boat when xo 17 and no 20 reached the scene the boat was already out of sight m 350 feet of water had the officers of the other vessels seen the boat before she sank they might have formed an opinion of what her trouble was they say now they are at a loss to account for the fate of the boat it was one of the most terrible disasters lake shipping has known m years but the fact that the grim event did not reach greater horrors was another triumph for the wireless telegraph and the heroism of captain peter kilty known and beloved as one of the safest and bravest navigators of the lakes of all the dead and at top at left seymour cochrane general manager pere marquette ; at right captain peter kilty of the ill-fated no is at left m center w h cummins of Chicago a victim m center diagram showing where wreck occurred below pere marquette no js list of the dead and the rescued in wreck of the steamer pere marquette the dead kilty peter captain ludington brkzinski joseph mate manitowoc brown w 11 , second mate ludington swzepanek .Â«. p purser 53 hold street worcester mass ll-i.l>ll am __. i chief engineer luding ton bosencrans chalmer first assisant en gineer northport mich renner paul second assistant engineer ludington unknown oiler norwegian mack a j steward westfleld n y ci'mmin's w 11 , advertising manager webster and halsted streets Chicago schraifuaml john cook milwaukee bertrand n l passenger ludington haythaler michael fireman forest ville mich boi'chie samuel fireman rive bour geois n s parker w fireman marine city mich , unknown fireman . tirner mrs marion cabin maid lud ington hire peter waichman ludington one unknown lookout bakken ole wheelsman ludington â– marlow joseph scrubber ludington two stowaways tom kelly and brother â– detroit jacobsen seaman residence unknown jensen charles oiler ludington colbean eli saginaw peterson joe watchman steamer no 17 ludington jacobson jacob scrubber steamer no ij ludington the rescued thomas james coal passer ludington dondono david scrubber ludington t wall norman head waiter sanford pa warner frank Chicago frank por ter Chicago madison andrew deck hand luding ton dicker tony 14 deck 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